Summary
Woodland Elementary School is a K–4 public school in Perrysburg, Ohio, serving 581 students as the largest of the four K–4 elementaries in the Perrysburg Exempted Village district, a 5-star, 90th-percentile Ohio district. Woodland Elementary School's own 2025–26 ranking is 421st of 1,560 Ohio elementary schools — 73rd percentile, 4 stars. That is solid statewide, but it continues a long slide from the school's earlier peak of 53rd of 1,678 (97th percentile, 5 stars) in 2015–16, with recent years at 83rd percentile in 2023–24, 74th in 2024–25, and 73rd in 2025–26.
Woodland scores above the state in all four tested areas, but below the district in three of four: 3rd grade math (71.8%), 3rd grade ELA (75.0%), and 4th grade ELA (72.9%). The exception is 4th grade math, where Woodland's 90.7% beats the district's 88.6% and every same-district peer, continuing an improvement from 83.2% in 2023–24. Within Perrysburg, though, all three K–4 peers rank higher overall — Frank Elementary School (87th percentile), Toth Elementary School (86th), and Fort Meigs Elementary School (85th) — which makes Woodland the lowest-ranked Perrysburg K–4 school. Against nearby non-Perrysburg schools it generally looks strong, well above schools in Maumee City, Rossford Exempted Village, and Toledo City in most tested areas.
Attendance is a major strength: chronic absenteeism is 4.9%, better than the district's 8.0% and nearly every nearby school. Subgroup results are more uneven. Low-socioeconomic-status students rank in the 44th percentile with 2 stars in 2025–26, down sharply from 74th percentile in 2023–24, while special education students rank 73rd percentile with 4 stars. Per-student spending and student–teacher ratios look similar to peer schools, so the gap appears tied to instructional performance or cohort effects rather than resources.
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